In a move reverberating across political circles, former President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders on Thursday, including one granting clemency to pro-life activists and January 6 defendants.

These actions, aimed at addressing what Trump and his supporters call “politically motivated” prosecutions, underscore his continued commitment to revisiting cases he believes were unjustly handled under the Biden administration.

Pro-Life Activists Pardoned Ahead of March for Life

Among Trump’s most significant actions was granting pardons to pro-life activists convicted under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act. These activists were charged for their involvement in peaceful demonstrations advocating against abortion. The pardons come just before the 52nd annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., a prominent event for the pro-life community, signaling Trump’s alignment with their cause.

Senator Josh Hawley voiced his support on social media, stating, “I hope President Trump will shortly pardon the pro-life prisoners unjustly targeted & jailed by the Biden Administration. They deserve to be free.” Hawley’s sentiment reflects a broader push within conservative circles to challenge what many perceive as selective law enforcement targeting their activism.